Vitamine

Conventional synthetic vitamins differ greatly from natural vitamins, both chemically and structurally. Natural vitamins consist of numerous different components. Various enzymes, coenzymes and many other factors are responsible for ensuring that the body can absorb and process vitamins.

Natural vitamins are better absorbed by the body than synthetic ones

In contrast, synthetic "vitamins" act more like foreign chemicals attempting to mimic a single part of the actual vitamin. Vitamin C, for instance, is actually a vitamin C complex, made up of several important components. Ascorbic acid, which is sold in isolation as a dietary supplement in pharmacies, is merely the outer shell of the vitamin C complex. When consumed in artificial, synthetic form, it is often excreted by the body almost without effect.

If only one isolated part of the vitamin C complex is taken in synthetic form, the body must draw the remaining components from its own vitamin reserves in order to process the synthetic substance as a complete vitamin.

That’s why our range contains only natural, complete vitamins, which the body can absorb more efficiently and which are healthier in the long term than their synthetic counterparts. Natural vitamin C is a complex made up of up to eight components, each of which is important for ensuring bioavailability and proper tolerance by the body.

Since vitamins work best when combined with other suitable vitamins, it is advisable to use natural multivitamin supplements or to combine different natural vitamins, so the body can make better use of them.

Vitamin E and Vitamin A with Vitamin C
B vitamins with zinc
Folic acid with Vitamin B12 and Vitamin C
Omega-3 fatty acids with vitamins to protect against oxidation
Coenzyme Q10 with selenium
Vitamin D with Vitamin K2

That’s why our product range also includes high-quality supplements such as Super 40, Vitamin B Complex, or Vitamin K2+D3, all containing natural vitamins.